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Can I use my 400K during the marriage visa extension process in Thailand?

Marriage Visa Visa Extension Thailand Immigration Bank Requirements Jomtien Immigration NON-O Visa Financial Requirements

Oct 13, 2021

3 years ago

Tim ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

My marriage visa is " under consideration" until Nov 10, when I have to go back to immigration. (Jomtiem). They also said they will be visiting our home.

My question is : Can I start using the 400K or are they likely to ask to see bank book again?

Thanks

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TLDR : Answer Summary

The user is currently waiting for their marriage visa extension to be processed by Jomtien immigration and is inquiring whether they can access the required 400,000 baht in their bank account or if they will need to show their bank statements again during the process. Comments suggest it is advisable to leave the funds untouched until the extension is officially granted, as immigration may ask for bank statements or proof of funds. Several users emphasize the importance of retaining the 400K in the account until the extension is finalized to avoid complications.

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Benjamin ******

To prevent bad information from being posted, I'm closing comments.

A question that may be asked is "what if I pull the money out anyway, and immigration declines my extension of stay?"

If your extension of stay is denied, you will have 7 days to leave Thailand. You can not apply for another in-country visa or extension of stay until you leave Thailand and return on another visa or visa exempt. An "extension of stay denied" stamp will have NO influence on returning to Thailand, or acquiring another extension of stay.

Thank you.

3 years ago

Thore ******************

Not before Visa is done

3 years ago

Benjamin ******

@Thore *****************

The poster is *NOT* getting a visa. The poster is getting an extension of stay based on marriage to a Thai national. This is different than a visa.

3 years ago

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Benjamin ******

Tim ******

ORIGINAL POSTER

Thanks everyone. I'll keep the 400k .😎

3 years ago

Andy ********

@Tim *****

smart move.

3 years ago

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Andy ********

James ********

Do not touch one Thai baht of that 400,000 Thai baht deposit in your Thai bank account in your name only until the one year extension of stay as married to Thai is stamped into your passport.

3 years ago

Ben ********

This year, for the first time, Jomtien asked me to take a bank statement in during the under consideration period.

3 years ago

Tod *********

As a rule we suggest that people leave the 400K baht in their account until they actually get the year extension inked in. In fact Bangkok immigrations tells you to update the bank book and bring it in on the date you go back for the under consideration stamp to by changed to a year extension.

As far as I know Jomtien Immigrations does NOT have this rule but post on a Pattaya related f/b page to ask people who use that office for sure.

Last thing you need would be to get denied because you needed to keep the funds in there.

3 years ago

Alex ***********

@Tod ********

Chon Buri immigration have not asked to see my 400K after the initial application for the last 2 years I have had got my marriage extension

3 years ago

Tod *********

@Alex **********

(y) thank you for that update 🙂

3 years ago

Alex ***********

@Tod ********

welcome 🙏🏻